Author: Blazingcatfur

If nothing else, the trade war President Trump started against Canada last year feels relentless.

Below, you can find all of our trade articles from the past week — and there are a number of them. But let’s recap what’s transpired and look at where all of this may be headed.

A handful of U.S. states with some of the most competitive congressional races in the country are caught in the crosshairs of President Donald Trump’s escalating trade war with Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney.

While the average American may not feel the tariffs — all told, they affect just 6 percent of $715 billion in annual cross-border trade — key industries in Maine, Michigan, Iowa, Ohio and Pennsylvania are likely to feel the added costs.

WASHINGTON — Canada might seem an unlikely target for a U.S. trade war.

No country on Earth buys as much from the United States as its northern neighbour. For American farmers, Canada is second only to Mexico as an export market.

A North American trade pact — negotiated by U.S. President Donald Trump in his first term — means that most American products enter Canada duty-free. Rankings of the world’s most open economies usually put Canada near the top.

Carney poked the bear.

Carney is a liar, if not he would have released the trade talk transcripts to allow Canadians an opportunity to make up their own minds.

Instead Carney treats Canadians with contempt, leading the gullible Elbow people in a Children’s crusade.

VDH destroys Carney.